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Page last updated at 19:20 GMT, Thursday, 5 November 2009

UN pull out Afghanistan staff

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The United Nations has announced that it is relocating more than 600 employees from Afghanistan, fearing their lives are in danger.

The BBC's World Editor John Simpson visits a hostel in Kabul where six of its staff were killed and nine others wounded during an attack by gunmen, last week.

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